by John Elsaesser
untitled fabric mural
This jungle mural in St Paul’s stood for five years (untouched) until 2009. The building has been demolished now. Another view of this mural is at: http://www.bristol-street-art.co.uk/area/st-pauls-street-art/photo/stpauls-jungle-mural
untitled fabric mural
untitled fabric mural
Wall/ceiling murals
“big cats” fabric mural
Stokes Croft (Westmoorland House)
“EarthView1″ canvas acrylic painting
“Underwater” fabric mural
“Forest2″ fabric mural
“Heavy Stylus” illustration
“The $erpent” illustration
“Virus” fabric mural
untitled sea-life drawing
untitled fabric mural
“Forest1″ fabric mural
“Sun music” stencil
untitled drawing
Bathroom in a jungle theme.
“Nature scene ” fabric mural
“Thinking of death” fabric mural
“Solar system” t-shirt print
“Stars forming” canvas acrylic painting
“Milkyway with campfire” canvas acrylic painting
“Spacebirth” fabric mural
“Psilocybin” t-shirt/mural design
“jungle roots” fabric mural.
“Pink Galaxy” fabric mural.
“Yellow galaxy” fabric mural
“Our galaxy” acrylic painting
“Cone Nebula” acrylic painting
“planetary nebula” canvas acrylic painting
“Abstract Sun” fabric mural
Abstract Sun was made for a series of free parties we had in our local woods in 96/97. It was suspended from trees above the dancefloor, with fairy lights glowing behind.
At our third forest party so many people attended we were visited by a police helicopter. The light coming down through the trees looked like a freaking UFO! But our location was too remote so they didn’t bother us – until the fourth party when they confiscated our sound system 
“SmokeScreenPrints” logo
“Electronic Music” t-shirt print
“18″ poster
Made in 1993 when I was eighteen years old, during my first year at Staffordshire University in Stoke-On-Trent. I had access to a large collection of Cosmopolitan women’s magazines from my housemate, which was the source of most of the images. It was intended as a ceiling mural so can be viewed from any angle. Over the years the picture has been altered as I felt the original was too explicit.
(This picture will soon be available A1/A0 black & white print)
